Understanding Simple and Compound Sentences

What should students do if they can't find their whisk worksheet?

• Skip the activity

• Ask a friend for a copy

• Check Edmodo for another copy

• Create a new worksheet

What defines a simple sentence?

• It uses a semicolon

• It has a compound subject and predicate

• It expresses only one complete thought

• It contains multiple thoughts

Which of the following is a compound subject?

• Miss Rule and Mrs Morgan

• Take lots of selfies

• The teacher

• Posed

What is the mnemonic used to remember coordinating conjunctions?

• FANS

• FANBOY

• FANBOYS

• BOYSFAN

Which coordinating conjunction is represented by 'B' in FANBOYS?

• Besides

• Before

• But

• Because

How can you combine two simple sentences into a compound sentence?

• Using a comma only

• Using a semicolon or a comma with a coordinating conjunction

• Using a colon

• Using a period

What punctuation mark can replace a coordinating conjunction when combining sentences?

• Semicolon

• Colon

• Comma

• Exclamation mark

What is a comma splice?

• A type of run-on sentence

• A correct way to join sentences

• A punctuation mark

• A coordinating conjunction

What should you do if you have no questions after watching the video?

• Create a test question for classmates

• Skip the quiz

• Ask the teacher for help

• Watch the video again

What is the purpose of the S section in the whisk worksheet?

• To draw a picture

• To summarize the video

• To list vocabulary words

• To write a question